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- Ima Facultiwyfe
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Who gets credit for painting Silent Sam pantone 287? Great job, by the way!
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AWESOME!!!!!!!!! Wish it was me!!!Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Who gets credit for painting Silent Sam pantone 287? Great job, by the way!
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I know...nootheeeng!
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Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Who gets credit for painting Silent Sam pantone 287? Great job, by the way!
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Thanks. I came to hunt for that smilie.Lavabe wrote:Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Who gets credit for painting Silent Sam pantone 287? Great job, by the way!
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[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
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